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“I like to tell people that I got into a drinking contest with myself in my 20s, and I lost,” Stapleton told GQ. READ MORE HERE.
John Stamos details mental health struggles and alcohol addiction: ‘It’s OK if I die’
Before deciding to get sober, the “Full House” alum wrote that he went “off the rails” in 2015. READ MORE HERE…
Could the ‘damp’ lifestyle be right for you?
The damp lifestyle involves strategies to cut down on alcohol intake without doing away with drinking entirely. READ MORE HERE.
It’s Sober October — here’s what happens to your body when you give up alcohol for a month
Experts say ditching alcohol for a month could lead to healthier skin, weight loss, better sleep and lower the risk for future health scares. READ MORE HERE.
‘Sober October’ is here. With more non-alcoholic options, it’s easy to observe. Here’s how.
“With nearly three quarters of millennials cutting back on alcohol and more than 40% of Gen Z skipping it completely, both retailers and consumers want options to suit a variety of occasions.” READ MORE HERE.
An outlier from the outset, Anchorage’s Nate Thompson retires after an unlikely and remarkable NHL career.
Thompson said another turning point in his long career, and one that allowed him to extend it into his late 30s, was getting sober in 2016. Since, he has been a strong advocate for sobriety and mental health… READ MORE HERE.
The way teens socialise could be behind this generation saying no to alcohol – study
A new study has found a dramatic drop in youth drinking over the last 20 years, with social media replacing high school ragers. READ MORE HERE.
Erasing stigma while recognizing, celebrating National Recovery Month in Alaska
Leaders in the Alaska recovery community say the month carries extra significance in Alaska where alcohol-related deaths are over twice as high as the rest of the nation. READ MORE HERE.